Sutton, Surrey
During spring/summer 2005 Concept Timber built a total of 19 flats, including a residential unit, in 2 blocks at Sutton, Surrey for a small contractor. One of the units included a turret to the roof.
Holywell, Flintshire
During winter 2005 Concept Timber has started 4 large timber frame units at Holywell, North Wales for a small developer.
Evercreech, Somerset
During spring 2005 Concept Timber supplied and erected 10 low cost houses for a development in Evercreech, Somerset for a local housing association, all built to an eco-friendly specification.
Market Lavington
During summer/autumn 2005 Concept Timber built 3 timbe frame houses for Causeway Developments Ltd at a site near Devizes, Wiltshire, together with providing the engineered floor and roof materials for a barn conversion.
For more information about this development please view details on their website - www.CausewayDevelopments.co.uk
Concept Timber Frame have been constructing 22 units in Melksham since late 2004. These consist of a mixture of 2/3 storey buildings in render clad single skin format.
Concept Timber Frame constructed 36 flats for a client in Swindon using traditional CLS studding and plywood sheathing, a cost-effective suited to the project.
Concept Timber Frame has finished construction of the second phase of timber-framed holiday homes at Willingcott Valley Golf Club in Devon. The end product was so good we actually bought one! Check out the website at www.willingcott.co.uk.
Concept Timber Frame has just erected 9 flats for a client at Leigh-on-sea, Essex. An interesting project which involved complex engineering due to the possible issue of "progressive collapse" within the structure.
Concept Timber supplied the timber frame for a 15 bedroom Eco-hotel built in Worcestershire. The frame features energy efficient Paneline and Panelvent sheathing on a softwood studding. Because the panels are all manufactured off-site, delivery and work times are much quicker than conventional build, making timber frame an ideal solution to meet the challenge of the tight access and construction area of such unusual locations.
Concept Timber used specialist timber engineering to create complex curved truss roofs for seven Eco-friendly houses in Swindon. The challenge from the clients was to accommodate the interaction between a three-storey and a two-storey building. Panelvent and Paneline sheathing, turbo filled with Warmcel insulation, together with large solar spaces ensured that the structures exceeded the guidelines favoured by Housing Associations to achieve low energy housing.